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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19
JAMES A. HENRY.
COMMISSIONERS SALES,
SpEOIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
u OF OLD GRANT HOUSE" LOIS, -
10 the Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
Joseph WoodmRnsecs Executors and other

SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
y OF OLD GRANT HOUSE" Ions, - =.
10 the Municipal Court OF Wheeling. Z ~ +
Joseph woodmnnsec's Executors and other
vs.. n 49,
Louis WoodmAnsee and others, ~
In Chanoey. ~ 81
By virtue oil the authority vested In them BY n
decree entered BY tho said Court in the above en-.
titled cause on April 8, 1857, the underSiyned
:, the front door oi The Court HOUSE Of oSio
county, me same being the north entrance 10 the
Public Buildlng, In the city Of Wheeling, 10 he
highest bidder, on - : -
WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, 1857,
commencing a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ, tho following real
papite, that Is TO say: ,EAr4-, 80 = :.
LoT No. 40 on the southeast corner Of Main and
Tenth streets; Lor No. 120 on the southwest cor.
ueE Of Tenth AID Market streets; and Lon No, ITO
fronting on the west side Of Market street, adjon.
Ing aid 10! IN on the south. Said lots ll9 and
~ run back westwardly from Market street about
e. lcet- Ia making such sale, the undersigned
will oner Ald property III such parcels as In iheir
Judgment will cause tho came 10 sell most adyan.
lAEeonsly toF their trust They viii sell said lots
duce the largest price, either In parcels. or az
wholc They will offer the north two.thirds Of lot
III. fronting Il feet on Market street and running
back OF even width q tset; and the remainder o.
separate paccls aud they will sell said lot ll9 as
whole or In separate parcels, whichever way they
Will produce the btst price therefor. These lots
are the same on which the "GRANr HOUSE, and
its stables formerly stood. They arc most eliglbly
located IN the heart OF the city, aud arc among the
most valuable In the city Of Wheeling.
Terms OF SALE-0ne-thlrd OF the purchase
money, and as much more thereof as the purchaser
may elect to pay. In cash. on the day OF sale; and
The residue thereof In Two equal insiallmenis pay
able Esspeeiyeiy IN one and two years from the
da? OF sale with interest thereon from that day,
payable annually, tho purchaser giving therefor
his negotiable pronissoiy notes 10 the order Of the
underigned for the deferred insallmens OF the
purchase money, and the title 10 the property sold
10 be retained uctN the payment In tull 0f the
purchase money, and the interest that may accrue
thereon, Is further security therefor.
VI. p. HUBBARD,
A. J. CLARKE
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
1T. ". Dsrrah, Clerk oil the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling, co certify that bond and Eccurity have
been given by said Special Commissioners Is re-
quircd by law aud by said decree Of sale.
TN. DARRAH, Clerk.
ArRI II, 1857. apu
The above sale Is postponed until Monday, May
W.P. HUBBARD,
A. J. CLARKE,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
nyI2 Special Commissioners.
The Ebose sale Is postponed until Wednesday
' wv WI. HUBBARD,
Al. CLARKE,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
myl7 Special Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19

~ say, my man, arc those grapes fresh ~
"0h, yah, echus. picked" " iIeil, now,
about the chichenH?" "Dem ia Gchust
picked, too" Iidrlrr's Bn;ar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19

East Liberty, Nay. -Cattle-RcceIpH sC6
head; shipments 96f head; market dull; prime
s. t6&i GO: fair 70 god 81 scat Is; common ST II
TO-. H0gs-RnccipS LEO heal; shipments 200
head market iirm: lhilRdephIas s. 10 is 70; York.
I'm 81 SQaS ~: Common md lIVh, 81 5OAI 70; pIrs
81 COAT 90. Shccp-lstCe!pS >, 100 head; ShipmcntS
$50 heal: market SLOW: prime 81 uJat eu fair 10
good 81 GNLJ 81; common s! 60aY =; yrarlIng lambs
81 IiaS IS. spring lambs 81 bOa7 50.
ClScISSA1L o., MHy lS.-llogs steady; common
and light g. s5ai NJ; packing aud butchers 81 Ga
10; receipts 100 head; shipments $3.50 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19

RidnrIY unod, any Skin or Scalp disease
can be quickly cured by lalmer's "Skin
Success" At drug aloro Of McLain Brou.
THAI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19

II oil men were to pay aa LAey 90 there
would he less going and more paying
LOtrcll Citizen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19

1t was DesdenOna who looked into
Othello's face and repeated the immortal
words: LIST me kiss him ior his mother"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19

Why can person who has lcvauted
from his creditors be said to be man Of
Integrity? Because he il non est man,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19
FOR RENT,

No. &c Twen,y'thiId street, 2 rooms and kitchen,
Sj50R month. 8 l.sts5 : - - '-' 80
50. 80 National Road, IS 90 a month.
40. f7i3 kof street, q rooms, SIS 90 4 month
no. III EoH street. Q rooms, SIS % a month E
No. lVi Fifteenth street, 81 70 month, -
No. sixteenth street, store-rootn, SIS 90,
Storeroou southeast corner Of Seventeenth and
Woods sirceH. s- -gr.G1a = - - -A'N
store Room. No; 2lSs Main stroet, with natural
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary pnblIc
mTR otfce No. 1912 Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19

Herr Mos.-Let me stand in front of tbs
bars OF country, and l care not WHO ID be-
hind them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19

The Sddcst cpItnph On MI the list
IL this; "licre litA pumped out hnmOrlN!r
Boston Courier,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19

CIuCAGo, May Observation-Disclosures 600 head:
shipments 500: market n shade lower: shipnIur
stu-S 81 lt5 ID: stGGkers and ieeticrs 81 f5s3 2S
edRS, balls and mixed s. G8ai o.: buik So flas 8D
exaS cattle s]O0ni3 HOgS. Receipts 10. 500 head
shipments dhOJ head: market slow, closing bC
lower: rough aud mixed 81 6Nai rs: packing and
shipping $1,000 Is; light 81 5naiyJ: sklry 81 O0t
80. Shcep-icccipts 600 head: shipments |, SO(
head: market SHnlc lower; all shOrn natives
| la. q m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19

Our friend theineoriaie ata.es thgt there
ia nothing like drink to promo:s reel fnp.
|-Ijn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19
sATrRDAY, JUNE Is, 1851.

clDmurclng At 10 O'Clock A. ~, a. the front door
III the Court House OF Raid county, tue following
described properly, that Ii iossy: AL that tIAct or
parre! OF and Oh Wheeling creek In said ONO
rOutIT, LuUDUpd aud described ~ follows, viz:
Beginning AT u stake on the banks OF wheeling
creek Ia line with the present hedge fence bound.
Ing the land formerly owned by William Talant
and afterwards Ly Beverly n EGf IN tfdss i0f
UrICu G., the wife OF John +. uilchrisI which
STAKE il corner oil sNid land; thence to, with and
from sAiG hedge hnuth 81 eASt ~ Go-lOO poles TO
stake oil the bank O tHld creek also corner OtsRid
land held In trust ~ Aforesaid fOt Helen CGichIist:
aud lhente GoYu Nil creek with the meanders
thereof ~ Ss.lGO poles 10 A4 beginning, contain
Ing fIur acres three rOOlS and thirty'two perchcs
more or less, together with all the right title and
Interest Of said parties Of the mt part In and 10 the
Cre. whefe Il binds or bounds sA!1 Audt being Inc
sane property conveyed TO taid MargAretA e..
IcIahc by i. l. IIoge, trustee, by deed dated May
g. l-7I and OF record In said Clerks oUlce In decd
bD1E h5. pages ~ and ~.
litr il bciicT5d 70 he Perfect, but selling ag
trustee thHll only convey such Ute I" h vested
l.. ne NJ 1HG deed Of tiu,t.
TERIS UR 5hLk-Onethlri Of the purchase
TaDaI :, NM A. much more M the purchaser may
Elt: 10 InY. In cASh on the day oil sale, tho resldue
~ iwrclual ItBNllnenh At Oho and Two ycsrs re.
sI-a7cY with interest hon day Of sale. the put.
EaN~e' ~ slYc notes Tor the deferred insiAllinenu
WIN .rruTlty approved by the trustee, aud tho
Ute 20 Dr icptlpcd until pigment In !ull, Or al the
Ura III this purchaser, deed Of trust 10 be given
GTIa tar prulGftY TO Sc fHfe The oe!eFco lDhtaIl'
uiyii4 TH05. oBKlEH, trustee.
The UudrrIgHpd Desiring that the property
ubYYr mentioned may tel for IA much B possible,
Agfr: u ante with inc trustee In deed 10 the
b.trnDry ROBERT A. MCCABE,
mil ~. G. MCCABE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19

TTgUslEEs SALE OF LEATHER
i WOOD PROPERTY.
- TiI;ue Of deed OF trust made BY MargaIetta
G. ac"nbs with RoDrit A. GeCAbe. her husband
10 me trustee. dated April IT, lssl aud recorded
in tas Office OF The Clerk OF the County court Of
Ohio county. Wehi Virginia, In deed OF trust book
10. Il, phga SlS. shall eel at public auction 10
TIE tIiglest bidder, OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19

fDaily except Monday.
1t. Clairsville Accommodation. leaves Wheeling
at 900 a. n, 2:5 and 5i5 p. ni.; leaves Eellsi,e
at s:a5 2; m, l:t2 and $50 p, m. Returning, az.
ifye6 at wheeling at Sa5 s. NJ, i:65 and $50 D. H.,
daily eIcep, SunaRy. -
The l0'0oa and lo:55 p H. train through to Gin.
cinnAti without change, with B. (! o. sleeper
through 70 Cincinnati on the night train. =.
Columbus accommodation leaves wheeling NJ
2 p. H., Settatrc Los NJ. daily except Sunday.
Moundsville accommodation, ieav,n Wheeling
Ut 1900 noon. and arrives ut &Iundgytle st ,a:tS
p. m, daily except Sunday. -
Fairmont accommodation at 400 D. m
Through Coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati
daily on No s. leaving Wheeling n 1000 q, u ar.
irving 1t CinciunSl at $50 p. m. -
D. d .. Sleeping Cars on all through trains,
Close CONNECTIONS arc Ynnce for All polut1 Sorth
and Southwest, North and Northwest making this
4 desirable ro1te Tor ooleuizts end peSons noyfrg
% the great Nest, sEo to whom FsrtlcEl,, stten.
Ian Is given, ~
Tickets TO all principal point on sale .. Depot
Sleeping car accommodations cau be secursd n
Uepot JlcIet Oh!oe. T. O. BURKE,
Ticket Agent. D. & o. Depot
JOHN DAILIE.
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure House.
JOHN T. LANE, Tray pAEsenge, Agent.
c. K. LORD. Gen. Pes. Agent. -H-
W. n, CLEMENTS, Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-19

OrriCE OP IIg CALrERt0s STOCK rAnns. |
MONDAY, Mny lG, 1857. !
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
Swimlling the rarmcrs.-Stray Cattle.


In Canada. as i'm most othcr. COM
munities. when a farmer picks up an
estray animal. he cares for it. ;ulvrr.
tises it, and calls upon the owner to
prove property. pay charges. and take
the animal away. To the ordinary
mind this plain transaction appears
very straightforward. and to offer
but Il small opportunity for fraud.
But the mind of the swindlrr is equal
to the occasion. and AN convert this
simple matter of advertising an rs-
tray. into a swindlc upon the farmer
who advertises. These swinulcrs. as
usual, hunt in couples. According to
the Sarnia (Ont.) Observer: "They
read the local newspapers carefully,
and when IL farmer publishes an es-
tray notice. No. l calls to look at the
animal. The farmer shows the beast
and the fellow decides it not his; then
he returns to his partner and de-
scrihcs il infinitely to him. No. .
goes to the farmer and after proving
Ivy Il thorough description that he is
the owner of the animal. says he cam
not take it away, and offers to sell ut
q bargain. The farmer buys it, and
in Il few days the rightful owner
ONE and claims the animal" This
is i; swindlc which may readily take
in an honest farmer and it will proba-
bly, not he confined to the other side
of the border. Farmers. beware how
You purchase rstrayS.-. American
AgriculturiSt for June.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
THE. i..iID LAWS.
'i"" TO get Government Land in TIL"
Bismarck District.


Law gives the head oil II family.
nnil'' III female. tho .iyilt 30 enter !;
=. l~Etrt'i section. loo &rgv:,. If vacant
ilini ii IA" ny She is u native, .,nim riti-
z"n OF t!i" mite! States. nr if foreign
b'..! has taken out ''lirSl papers. y
single mlh GOV >iM.!" Mumlm) uvrr
II %"I!S nj 40" is given the sa,n,'
chance. Within sis mrnt!ts u! ,,ttr
OF r!.:GN the ant. ..i:'>t h:'iii Il ilu'sr
Oil Tin" lai.l tahcA ail,t begin living in
il. Ii he lives nM all,i farms ii fur
five Wears. title is acquired 10y proving
those facts ai,l p"Nin" the land office
fees. i"ir "r ci'-:it dollars the latter
the highest figure. If at amy time be-
fore th" five Wears iim ont t!i" home.
stt;nlrr wants I" pay for his Land. he
caH ii" 81. The price per &rr" is !; %
and 800. The cheaper price ,ilr;
hands f".ty mi."a from the North
riI Pacific railroad. ;tll,i the higher.
$50. within tlrat distance.
An %rN-Sollief. who served in the
rebellion more Than ninety days. gets
TIL" time he served (or il discharged
on account of disability the
whole time for which he
emliStrdl drlurtr! from the live
years. His army service. to the en-
tent of Hour Years. counts us so much
residence. Tiu* original fees at the
laMd office are $ll and lis the for
mrr for Sl.21 lalid and the latte: for
S9.5u land.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
ORDER SETTING DAN FOR PRO
BARE OF WILL.

TERRITORY of h~NNuTA.,
May mi. Special term. lsS5. IN rroh~,r courl.
~ Il I'r"h"t" Court; special irr,n. iai4 i'll and for
Stark County and T"rllory OF Dakota. ri III" office
Of Til, Judged %i'r"hair. III Nh town 81 !Aokiusal
III said County. on III. I'D day %! May. y. y. lss,.
Present: lloN PAS. q. CAMPBELL.
J"d.r Of Probate.
In The i;lat'rrot riovin. the last Or,!"r s,'tir@
Will and testament of Carl Lii day for rroha'e
man deceased. Nof will.
Els, Holman rr"lnumdiig f"i i'rni'atr Il paper
discovered since tn Issuance of l..i;"rs ri a,!min-
istlati"n upon '!.e estate of said Car! l.imau. rt!r-
porting 10 he III, Inst Will and testament IF I,ll
l.imal. late of S'::rh county. territory of Dakota.
deceased. setting tori, ;!,il said lat viii! and ties
lament RELATES I" all The ,>:a,c aud naming the
heirs III law and urXt of kin OF said deceased. said
petitioner heinz on" Of ihu heirS. desi>o,s aud l.s-
atcr> of -al! d. rraS,d. and pravilt2 Tim, said VIII
may be proved and .'iiowrd ;S he last WEI and
testament of the SAID C.il Imam deceased. and
tha' Tic letters Ill III" t'>iaHrntirN iilvrriii,an ISSUE
i'll accordance with ill.,. provisions OF said last will
anu trr;;lm' nj, and that II citat."n iSsu" 10 The
<nlScribin. WITNESSES 10 said iasi will and Tesla
incnt. r'riuir!n. t'i"m 10 appear and testify in rrla-
non I" ilic execution ci said last Will and irsta-
m'i''. and that motto" he Even ii. heirs III !aw,
iirNl n' KIN and all persons in,ert s'r,i in sa!d rs
ron II Is hereby or,!c.td that said petition he
heard ly the Judge ot the Probate ,tun Of said
stark county. III Il special term OF said corr I /" he
held AT his office in liz town OF Dickinson in said
county. on "Wednesday l!r I'D day OF June. \. D..
lSs,. nj ino'clock Il. M. Ia attend TIL li"arln. Of
sud petition and the nro,at" of *!id will.
Ut Is further ordered thai notice he given To thc
heirs ut law and n"Nt of KIN. and aII persons
Interested! III III" estate of said lcrcls j. ny iiiil
ils!iliiT II copy of This order for Iislrc w"r!> :. once
IN ''arii week prior t" said h, aring, in Ike DIrk!n-
son irt-s. Il new spip"" published in said county
and by sending ly mail pos; l.ltl. "a cops OF mis-
"rd'r md q copy III sad Will 10 Mas Glc.au.
naliir'i IN sad VIII n partial oyetuiort thereof AMI
10 each of the i"n-!o$ilrn, in!fs and tu each OF
the d,Ni-rcs and ~lrg,;re> named i'll sad Will.
ly the Count. JanH~ e.. CAMPBELL.
lS'ai.l judge Of Probate.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

HowARD'> Life of Henry Ward
Beecher" has been issued. and it fully
meets the expectation which awaited
it. 1t is Il remarkably bright and in
teresting book, coming rs it does.
from one of the most accomplished of
Journalists, and concerning as it does,
one of the brightest of men. One of
its most remarkable features is. that
it gives us an insight into Mr.. Beech
er's own mind and heart, such rs
nothing but the breathing of his i'll
most nature to his most trusted and
lifelong friends could fit an author to
present. With the family Of the ven
erabie Deacon Howard. (tlle authors
father), who brought Mr.. Beecher to
Brooklyn. and who stood by him rs u
brother until s1liS Edeatl, he kept up
daily intercourse, o. when absent, Il
Yoluminous correspondence. in all
this he brcathed into their sympathet-
NC natures his inmost feelings. whetll-
er Of trial or triumph. lofty insl'ira-
ton or great endeavor. and such let.
ters it is hardly likely can be found
elsewhere on the earth. They con-
tribute immensely to tle interest and
value of this book (and this only. pic.
turing the great divine as no Other
man can picture him to-day. These
sketches written in many moods, Will
the utmost f%raAkness and freedom
and in many lands. faycal this fore
most American citizen ia new an,
expected lights. The hook should u
in every library in the land.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

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tabliShch i'm connection with the
Press and we are prepared to receive
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If You wish to- learn the price or subj
scribe for amy publication call ut this
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New subscribers To the lEE.> paying
one year i'll advance or old subscribe
crs who pay up and II year in adj
vance can have amy publication they
desire furnished ut Il discount.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

1T has been reported from st. Louis
that a gigantic scheme is OH foot to
consolidate all the cattle interests of
the northwest and form Il company
which shall control $l5.n 0n,0m worth
of cattle and grazing lands. 1t seems
to have originated with the Wyoming
Stock association, of Cheyenne, and is
the ioutgrowth of a combination of
the smaller cattle mcn into colnpa-
MES. which has been going on for
severn wears.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28


IT is the intention of Secretary La
MAJ to enforce the Indian land sever.
atty law. lie says: The law is one of
the most important and beneticient cv-
er passed by congress. Numerous lea-
SEES of lands by cattlrmen from the In
dians shall annul at once.as there is no
authority for the Indians to make such
leases. Shall, therefore, shortly give
notice to .cattlemcn to remove their
cattle and if it becomes necessary to
use troops. troops shall be used to
keep the cattle Off the Indian lands.
The laws of congress must be carried
out"
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28
L SORTS.

1t is snid that n large whale propels itself
with 145 horse Aowcr.
There is one liquor saloon for every 142 i'll
habitants al Philadelphia.
Kansas has al Office which will havcto seek
the man. 1t is n postofice worth s. a year.
a temple and hospital for the benefit Of
tho Chinese residents is to be opened in New
York.
March of the present year will be recorded
i'll history rs Il month remarkable for it large
number of railroad accidents and disastrous
fires.
Some one returned to the Portland, Ore,
free library n borrowed book with the fol-
lowing inscription: "Whoever thinks this is
II good book is Il whosier."
The word love in one of the Indian dialects
is Observation-Disclosures. Fancy a
sweet forest maiden telling her copper COL
ored brave that she neutrality-suspicious.
gogagers him.
A little 3-ycar-old girl strayel from her
home snear San Angelo, Cal, the other day,
and was found five miles away after being
out four days and three nights. She was very
weak with hunger, but soon recovered.
Iowa has more cattle than all the territories
combined: more than any other state in tho
Union except Texas: more milk cows than
Texas; more hogs than any other state: more
corn to feed them, and more miles of railroad
to carry her products to market than any
other state except Illinois.
Boston people will find it difficult to believe
that the following advertisement appeared i'll
The Evening Post of Boston, in l1laa: TO be
sold by the Printer of this Paper, the very
best Negro Woman in this Town, who has
had the SMALLPOX and the Measles: is as
hearty Us a Horse, as brisk as II Bird, and
will work like n Beaver. August 2%, 1872"
There is some reason for the admiration
generally felt for blue eyes. \ connoisseur
i'll eyes states that ninc-ten,hs of the railroad
men. pilots and others who are selected for
their keennesS and correctness of vision, have
blue eyes. Browne eyes are beautiful. Gray
eyes usually denote intelligence and hazel
eyes a talent for music. Tn color
of eyes is gray and the rarcst violet.
In British Columbia a white man carried a
kes of whisky to an Indian camp, hoping to
sell it at an advantage to the simple children
of the forest. But apparently they We're pro
hibition ycd men, for they bound the man,
forced him tc sit Hn the key three days and
three nights and then sent HIM home, first
knocking i'll the heads of the key and letting
the good liquor soak into the ground.
OF about 5000 officers in the regular arny
of the United States nearly one-fourth are
men who have risen from the ranks of the
regular army or from the ranks of the volun,
tccr force that was organized to put down the
southern rebellion. There are, however, Iow
ir the army, holding commissions of various
ranks, me.,.ly 500 mel who never saw tn,
military academy except rs visitors or in the
line Of duty when ordered there.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

CnA>. S. FEE, the popular general
passenger and ticket agent of the
Northern Pacific. favors us with
a choice lot of interesting descriptive
matter of the "Wonderland" through
which the road passes. Tourists and
others desiring information should adj.
dress Mr.. Fee ut st. Paul, Mimi. The
famous speech of Hon. j. Proctor
Knott. of Kentucky. delivered in con.
gxess in 1871. is IL of the interesting
features of the books.
The Dickinson press., 1887-05-28

AN item is going the rounds of the
press to the effect that the United
States revenue returns show Loss S;l.
looms in Iowa. 1852 i'm Kansas. LOO
in Maine and 44b in Vermont. These
are states where Prohibition laws
have been enacted and the fact that
so many saloons exist is an argument
for high license. with proper safe.
guards. as the best means of CONTROL.
ing the liquor traffic.